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Colorado Democratic Primary Election Results

Winner

Joseph R. Biden Jr. wins the Colorado Democratic primary.

Race called by The Associated Press.

Latest results from April 3
Vote totals certified

Democratic Primary race called

Democratic Primary
Candidate Votes Percent Chart showing percent Delegates
Joseph R. Biden Jr.J. BidenBidenincumbent
477,365 82.5% 72
Noncommitted delegateNoncommitted delegateNoncommitted delegate
52,122 9.0 No delegates
Dean PhillipsD. PhillipsPhillips
17,936 3.1 No delegates
Total reported
578,957

*Incumbent

100% of delegates allocated (72 of 72)

Results by county

DenverColorado SpringsPuebloFort CollinsDenverColorado SpringsPuebloFort Collins
Results by county
County Biden Noncommitted delegate Phillips Total votes Percent of votes in
Denver 81% 11% 3% 92,380 100%
Jefferson 83 9 3 75,345 100%
Arapahoe 83 9 3 62,076 100%
Boulder 84 9 3 58,019 100%
El Paso 83 8 3 51,206 100%
Larimer 83 9 3 43,284 100%
Adams 79 10 3 37,611 100%
Douglas 85 7 4 32,282 100%
Weld 81 8 4 19,131 100%
Pueblo 82 9 3 16,998 100%
Mesa 84 7 3 11,549 100%
Broomfield 84 8 3 10,078 100%
La Plata 84 8 3 7,234 100%
Garfield 83 9 3 4,856 100%
Eagle 85 7 4 4,605 100%
Fremont 84 8 3 3,182 100%
Summit 84 8 4 3,138 100%
Montrose 86 6 3 3,076 100%
Chaffee 83 9 3 3,060 100%
Routt 87 7 4 2,987 100%
Delta 82 8 2 2,443 100%
Pitkin 87 6 3 2,388 100%
Montezuma 85 8 3 2,241 100%
Gunnison 83 10 3 2,016 100%
Teller 85 7 3 1,934 100%
Las Animas 79 12 2 1,829 100%
Park 85 7 3 1,644 100%
Elbert 82 8 3 1,588 100%
Grand 84 7 4 1,493 100%
Archuleta 87 6 3 1,461 100%
Otero 81 7 3 1,408 100%
Alamosa 81 8 2 1,330 100%
Clear Creek 82 8 3 1,271 100%
Morgan 73 12 4 1,156 100%
San Miguel 86 8 3 1,076 100%
Huerfano 82 8 2 1,042 100%
Conejos 80 6 2 933 100%
Rio Grande 81 8 2 928 100%
Ouray 89 5 2 906 100%
Logan 78 11 3 896 100%
Gilpin 81 10 3 828 100%
Saguache 79 10 4 787 100%
Lake 79 11 3 728 100%
Costilla 79 11 1 619 100%
Prowers 75 11 5 498 100%
Custer 90 4 1 480 100%
Moffat 78 9 5 371 100%
Yuma 68 14 4 325 100%
Bent 75 15 2 303 100%
Kit Carson 71 18 4 226 100%
Crowley 81 6 4 199 100%
Rio Blanco 82 6 5 184 100%
Lincoln 71 14 4 169 100%
Mineral 77 8 5 164 100%
Phillips 71 11 9 161 100%
Baca 65 18 5 153 100%
Sedgwick 84 11 2 131 100%
Washington 77 6 3 123 100%
San Juan 81 5 2 112 100%
Dolores 75 7 3 109 100%
Hinsdale 86 5 3 66 100%
Cheyenne 58 23 7 60 100%
Jackson 93 0 5 41 100%
Kiowa 65 23 5 40 100%

What to expect

Polls close in Colorado’s presidential primary at 9 p.m. Eastern time, and the first results are expected soon after. In the 2022 state primaries, the last update of the night was at 4:05 a.m. Eastern time with 90 percent of votes reported.

All registered voters were mailed primary ballots corresponding to the party they are registered with; unaffiliated voters were mailed Republican and Democratic ballots but could only return one. Voters could return ballots by mail, drop box or in person, as long as they were received by the close of polls. In-person voting centers have been open since Feb. 26.

An option to select a “noncommitted delegate” appeared on the Democratic ballot. In last week’s primary in Michigan, more than 13 percent of Democrats voted “uncommitted” as part of a protest of President Biden’s policies toward Israel and the war in Gaza.

The state primary, which will include races for state and congressional offices, will be held on June 25.

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